Singapore vs Tel Aviv
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Tel Aviv saves you $600/month
πΆ
Tel Aviv has 1x faster internet
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Tropical Wet vs Mediterranean climate
π° Cost of Living Breakdown
Monthly expenses comparison in USD
Expense
Singapore
Tel Aviv
Total Budget
$3,800/mo
$3,200/mo β
Rent (1BR)
$2,500/mo
$2,100/mo β
Coworking
$400/mo
$350/mo β
Meal Out
$5 β
$18
Coffee
$5.5
$4.5 β
Tel Aviv is $600/mo cheaper (19% savings)
π» Remote Work Essentials
Internet, timezone, and language comparison
πΈπ¬ Singapore
πΆ Internet300 Mbps
π TimezoneUTC+7
π£οΈ Englishhigh
π Nomad VisaNot available
Working hours overlap:
πΊπΈ US West0h
πΊπΈ US East0h
π¬π§ London4h
π©πͺ Berlin5h
π Tel Aviv
πΆ Internet350 Mbps
π TimezoneUTC+2
π£οΈ Englishhigh
π Nomad VisaNot available
Working hours overlap:
πΊπΈ US West1h
πΊπΈ US East4h
π¬π§ London8h
π©πͺ Berlin8h
π‘οΈ Climate Comparison
Weather patterns and best times to visit
Singapore
ClimateTropical Wet
Avg Temp27Β°C
Rainy Days299/year
Tel Aviv
ClimateMediterranean
Avg Temp21Β°C
Rainy Days52/year
Best months: May, June, July, April
Quarterly Temperatures
Jan
26Β°14Β°
Apr
27Β°19Β°
Jul
27Β°28Β°
Oct
27Β°24Β°
SingaporeTel Aviv
π Full Comparison
Category
πΈπ¬Singapore
πTel Aviv
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Monthly Budget
$3,800
$3,200
WinnerπΆ
Internet Speed
300 Mbps
350 Mbps
π‘οΈ
Safety
5/5
Winner3.2/5
β
Nomad Score
4.3/10
4.1/10
π½οΈ
Food Scene
10/10
9/10
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Nightlife
8/10
9/10
πΆ
Walkability
9/10
9/10
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Community
large
Winnermedium
2
Singapore wins
vs
1
Tel Aviv wins
Which City is Right for You?
Recommendations based on your nomad style
π΅Budget Nomad
Tel Aviv
$600/mo cheaper with similar quality of life
π»Developer
Tel Aviv
350 Mbps is essential for video calls & uploads
π¦Social Butterfly
Singapore
Larger nomad community for networking
π‘οΈSafety-First
Singapore
Significantly higher safety rating
πFoodie
Either works
Both have great food scenes
πParty Person
Either works
Both have great nightlife
πΈπ¬Singapore
Pros
- +World-class internet infrastructure with 300+ Mbps fiber speeds
- +Extremely safe - ranked 6th globally on Peace Index
- +Excellent public transport with MRT covering entire island
- +English widely spoken - one of four official languages
Cons
- βVery expensive - one of costliest cities globally
- βHot and humid year-round with temperatures 24-32C
- βNo dedicated digital nomad visa available
- βStrict laws and regulations on many activities
πTel Aviv
Pros
- +Directly on the Mediterranean with long sandy beaches and a seafront promenade that works for sunrise runs and sunset laptop sessions
- +One of the most vibrant nightlife scenes in the Middle East with bars, clubs and live music every night of the week
- +Very strong tech and startup ecosystem with plenty of meetups, accelerators and English-friendly networking
- +Fast fibre internet and competitive broadband market, with Israel ranked among the world's leaders for fixed speeds
Cons
- βCost of living is extremely high for the region β rents, eating out and going out can rival Western European capitals
- βRegional security situation and recent conflicts add a layer of risk and occasional travel advisories
- βSummers are very hot and humid, with strong sun and sticky nights along the coast
- βBeachfront and central neighbourhoods are crowded in peak season and during holidays